Judge Alford Faces Allegations Over renomination
The article questions Judge Alford's claim that political forces tried to sway him in the Sherrick case. It asserts he refused a buyout offer for renomination, questions his motives, and notes his duty to the law versus alleged bartering for political favors. It also asks if Mrs Storer will concede to the lasting rights of women.
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Trudge Alford
Sherrick
Dave
Alford
Bellawmy Storer
Roosevelt
Weight Shortage Scandal Hits Indianapolis Coal Dealers
Indianapolis dealers face court action for short weighing as 2000 pounds per ton becomes standard. The piece urges honesty in business, condemns short weights and sacks, and warns Congress may intervene to end such practices. It notes recent revelations about Judge Alford and calls for fair weights across coal trading.
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Indianapolis
United States
Deaser
Congress
Gary's Schools In Industrial City Development
Fragmentary text hints at educational or civic issues in an industrial city. The fragment references problems and growth tied to schools and local development, suggesting a discussion of how schooling adapts to industrial expansion and related societal changes.
Gary Plans for Education as Industries Grow
The Gary city education scheme grows complex amid diverse populations. W. A. Wirt from Bluffton will head Gary schools and study languages abroad to meet European pupil needs. Reports from Japan hint at broader planning as the city prepares for future school challenges. The piece also notes a car shortage crisis affecting Indiana shippers and calls for expanded railways commission powers to address coal supply disruptions and rail discrimination.
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Gary
W. A. Wirt
Bluffton
Europe
Gary 15
Theories on Marriage and Weather Boosts in England News
The piece critiques marriage theory arguing human nature defies scientific temperaments and predicts opposite outcomes if types meet. It notes state regulation of marriage is impractical yet theorists persist. Amid debate, people fall in love and seek happiness, while Christmas spirit brings cheer and new phonograph sounds from England as news compares Britain and the United States.
Weather Bureau Pride and Patience Across the Ocean
A satirical review notes Henry J. Cox of the United States Weather Bureau abroad in Europe. It contrasts American forecasting with British, German, and French observatories, jokes about limited European data, and mocks politicians and public figures while praising U S efficiency and urging European observations and costs.
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Henry J. Cox
United States Weather Bureau
Bone
United States
London
Weather Bureau
Cox
Germany
France
Daily Story Fragment From An Old Newspaper
Fragmentary OCR text from a daily story mentions human joy and the Christmas theme. It references a description of Christmas wishes and human experiences, with several garbled phrases. The readable parts suggest a literary piece rather than a clear news item.
Hotels guest list reveals numerous Indiana visitors
A long hotel register across multiple Indiana cities lists guests from Kokomo to Fort Wayne and Richmond to Vincennes. Names include H A Bremer, W S Wells, J Sterr, M W Parsons, Roscoe McCampbell, and many others with towns like Frankfort Bloomington Muncie Danville Elwood Lawrenceburg and others noted among the registrants. A Lorain hotel manager’s 32nd birthday party is mentioned with a gold watch gift from guests.
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Claypool
H. A. Bremer
Kokonto
Dalay
Marshall
George Peter
Seymour
C. M. McReynolds
Koken Ed Adams
Rushville
Mia
George
Gardner
Vincennes
W. 5. Wells
Fort Wayne
English
J. C. Sterr
Albany
Frank M. Price
Richmond
G. H. Rutherford
Bloomington
A.E. Matthews
Ellettsi
H. T. Bally
Spiesland
Monreavle
J. W. Keeney
Pitboro
James Reese
Danville
J. E. Wysong
Lebanon
M. Keyes
Dens
W. W. Barnes
Marlin
P. Reynolds
Crawfordsville
J. F. Royse
Elwood
A. J. Behymer
J. G. Wilson
Hazelwood
Thomas Day
Montclair
New Commerciel
James 0. Grover
Advance
Arthur Joseph
Jamestown
Charles Murphy
Breall
A. Floyd
Kirklin
B. ¥. Myers
Anderson
Dennis Curm
Kappa
M. A. Lybrook
F. L. Alexander
Denison
Migs Katherine DePauw
New Albany
FE. SL Lae
Lawrenceburg
M. Lafferty
Clay City
R. H. Morris
Brazil
G. L. Zeis
Oxford
A. H. Stark
Rockville
C. Williams
Lorraina Hotel
Lexington Fats
Balloon duels and world travel tales from old Travel Tales
A mosaic of travel vignettes and anecdotes. An Alderman recalls a balloon ascent halted by a pigeon, recounts a 1580s Pampian balloon duel, and notes a modern Austrian rail route with many bridges and tunnels. Morgan’s Azores stop prompts Gregorian chant talk, plus remarks on language skills and education.
Gorkys Mistake And Reform Questions In Press Snippets
A collage of clipped remarks from 1910 era editorials notes McCormick as a potential envoy, Gorky’s quip about Americans, a pawn ticket rumor in Philadelphia, familiar names in Spain’s cabinet, and Dr Roosevelt’s hinted currency views. The pieces evoke press discourse on diplomacy, policy, and public opinion.
Forget His Obligations Prompts New Manchuria Question
The remark on Japan threatening to drive Russia from Manchuria recalls Russia’s earlier pledge, with domestic upheaval in Omaha. The czar’s memory is in question as tensions surface amid renewed talk of territorial responsibility.
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Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Omaha Boe
The Storars and The Btorers Seek Restorer Help
The Storars and The Btorers show they need a restorer’s services as their efforts reveal incapacity for that job. Bt Paul Dispatch.
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Storars
Paul Dispatoh
Christmas Handkerchiefs and Holiday Goods Sale
A wide assortment of handkerchiefs in plain, bordered, mourning, embroidered and initial styles for men women and children. Also advertised are cut glass vases bowls and china with prices and a display of novelty items and classic children's books.
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Roger Bros
His Excuse. Paris Sensibilities Offended by Louvre Incident
In a brief, clipped item the Minneapolis Journal notes a French sensibility offended by an American who wandered the Louvre on a roster skate tour described as “doing Paris Inminutas.” The source conveys mild embarrassment over a perceived lack of decorum by a party member.
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France
Louvre
Sinneapolis Journal
Notable Author Carl Sehura Survives Fire Loss
The Minnespolix Journal notes Carl Sehura remains at the center of a strange incident, stating he did not rely on others or sell books to survive after a fire that valued his estate at $260,000.
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Carl Sehura
Women Put Off Christmas Shopping Until Last Minute
They shop but do not urge women to start early. women already begin late, delaying purchases until the final moments before Cheriat in Kansas City Journal.
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Cheriatman
Kansas City Journal
Truthful Shaw Report Cites Scarcity of Small Dills
The letter discusses Secretary Shaw and notes a marked scarcity of small dills. It reflects on the annual report context and suggests the claim may be unchallengeable or widely accepted. The snippet implies commentary without extending into broader policy critique.
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Shaw
Thora
Onio Bun
President's spelling sparks newspaper quip about coastal N
The Globe-Democrat quotes the Kansas City Journal noting a prevailing impression that the president spells nation with a capital R, a play on the word coastel N and the misspelling now circulating in some quarters.
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Globe-Democrat
Keannas City Journal
Perhaps Peary Erred in Arctic Claim Says Journal
A Kansas City Journal excerpt argues Robert Peary may have overstated his Arctic reaching claim. The piece suggests his assertion would face less doubt if based in San Francisco rather than New York.
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Peary Saya
Arctic
New York
San Francisco
Kanesa City Journal
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